Budget & Finance

Loudoun County Board of Supervisors

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FY2027 General Fund · BOS Adopted

$3,218,218,368

One year of county General Fund spending (July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027), as adopted by the Board of Supervisors. Up +$224,190,369 (+7.5%) from FY2026's $2,994,027,999. Includes $1,538,079,364 paid to LCPS ($1,484,949,364 operating + $71.17M school capital + $53.13M CAPP).

All appropriations, every county and school fund: $5,423,850,697 (p.36). The FY26→FY27 change is our arithmetic from p.106; the book does not print it.

Board of Supervisors

$6.1M

$6.1M for the Board of Supervisors itself, up 5.3% from $5,825,950: 0.19% of the General Fund, paid 100% from local taxes. 0 FTE: district budgets are appropriated as operating funds, though staff aides' pay is recorded as personnel expenses.

Source: FY27 Adopted Budget p.164, Board of Supervisors $6,135,007 (FY26 $5,825,950), 100% local tax funding; 0.00 FTE (p.51).

County Administration

$26.3M

153.13 FTE

$26.3M for the County Administrator's office, up 15.0% from $22,902,218, with 153.13 full-time-equivalent positions.

Source: FY27 Adopted Budget p.199 (department starts p.197), County Administration $26,347,754 (also p.50); 153.13 FTE (p.51).

Data Centers

~$1.3B

~40%

About $1.3B in FY27 General Fund taxes from data centers, roughly 40% of General Fund revenue (our calculation). Data center computer equipment alone is about 77% of personal property tax revenue.

Source: Real property, data centers $417,666,456 (p.106) + computer equipment, data centers $879,094,354 (p.107) = $1,296,760,810 ÷ $3,218,218,368 (our calculation); ~77% per p.846 (excluding the state reimbursement).

Non-Departmental

$2.08B

64.7%

Public Safety & Judicial

$419.1M

13.0%

General Government

$332.6M

10.3%

Health & Welfare

$170.0M

5.3%

Parks, Recreation & Culture

$130.0M

4.0%

Community Development

$84.6M

2.6%

Source: FY27 Adopted Budget p.50, General Fund expenditures by department, grouped by functional area per the Fund–Department Relationship table (pp.80–81). Area totals are our sums of the official department figures; they add to $3,218,218,369, $1 over the printed total (rounding).

By Loudoun County Department

All 31 General Fund departments. Amounts are General Fund department totals; several departments also spend from other funds, which are not shown here.

  • Non-Departmental (p. 359)$2,081,874,85864.69%
  • Fire and Rescue (p. 245)$188,602,7155.86%
  • Sheriff's Office (p. 333)$182,380,4305.67%
  • General Services (p. 259)$148,295,8334.61%
  • Parks, Recreation, and Community Services (p. 316)$100,840,7513.13%
  • Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Developmental Services (p. 309)$93,678,2642.91%
  • Information Technology (p. 294)$89,375,5082.78%
  • Family Services (p. 231)$54,336,2881.69%
  • Building and Development (p. 167)$34,812,3871.08%
  • Library Services (p. 300)$29,197,2890.91%
  • County Administration (p. 197)$26,347,7540.82%
  • Health (p. 271)$20,880,1020.65%
  • Planning and Zoning (p. 325)$19,052,5410.59%
  • Commissioner of the Revenue (p. 182)$15,699,7760.49%
  • Human Resources (p. 287)$14,685,9290.46%
  • Transportation and Capital Infrastructure (p. 343)$12,336,5750.38%
  • Finance and Procurement (p. 238)$11,954,9180.37%
  • Commonwealth's Attorney (p. 187)$10,672,3160.33%
  • Youth Services (p. 355)$10,346,7980.32%
  • Treasurer's Office (p. 351)$9,938,9340.31%
  • Community Corrections (p. 191)$8,352,7650.26%
  • Clerk of the Circuit Court (p. 174)$7,892,1760.25%
  • Animal Services (p. 159)$7,633,0060.24%
  • Economic Development (p. 218)$7,624,1460.24%
  • Housing and Community Development (p. 280)$6,179,0440.19%
  • Board of Supervisors (p. 163)$6,135,0070.19%
  • County Attorney (p. 208)$5,524,7240.17%
  • Elections & Voter Registration (p. 222)$4,643,7430.14%
  • Mapping and Geographic Information (p. 305)$4,604,4910.14%
  • Courts (p. 212)$3,216,5860.10%
  • Extension Services (p. 226)$1,102,7150.03%

Source: FY27 Adopted Budget p.50, General Fund Expenditures by Department (FY 2027 Adopted). Page = start of department section, table of contents. Note: the Non-Departmental chapter (p.360) prints a $2,103,699,496 total, $21,824,638 more than the p.50 figure used here; the book does not reconcile the two. Non-Departmental includes the $1,538,079,364 payment to LCPS (p.359).

Question 1

Where does the money come from?

  • Real property tax$1,558,951,78748.4%
  • Personal property tax$1,100,009,01434.2%
  • Other local taxes (sales, BPOL, utility…)$229,258,3007.1%
  • Other local revenue (fees, interest, transfers)$186,795,2445.8%
  • State aid$111,496,2403.5%
  • Penalties & interest$18,775,3000.6%
  • Federal aid$12,932,4830.4%

About 83% is property tax. Lines from the General Fund Revenue Summary (pp.105–106); they add to the $3,218,218,368 total.

Question 2

Where does it go?

  • Payment to LCPS (operating, capital, CAPP)$1,538,079,36447.8%
  • Other Non-Departmental (debt, capital, reserves…)$543,795,49416.9%
  • 30 county departments$1,136,343,51135.3%

Schools take about 48% of the General Fund. LCPS payment from p.359; the other two parts are our arithmetic from the p.50 department totals.

Question 3

What's changing year over year?

FY2026$2,994,027,999
FY2027$3,218,218,368

+$224,190,369

+7.5% General Fund, adopted to adopted (our calculation, p.106). Real property rate held at $0.805; vehicle rate $3.09 → $2.94 (spring levy; fall $4.15 → $3.09); general personal property $4.15 (p.34). Average homeowner tax bill $6,280 → $6,421, +$141 (p.35).

How the budget gets made

  1. STEP 1

    Proposed

    County Administrator presents the FY2027 Proposed Budget (Feb 11, 2026)

  2. STEP 2

    Work sessions

    Board holds work sessions on the proposed budget (Mar 2026)

  3. STEP 3

    BOS Adopted

    Board of Supervisors adopts the budget and tax rates (Apr 7, 2026)

The Board of Supervisors sets the county's tax rates and appropriates the schools' local dollars; the vote on April 7, 2026 was 8-0-1 (p.12). The cycle starts in summer, when departments evaluate needs; revenue forecasts and Board guidance follow in fall and winter (Budget Development Calendar, p.17; Budget in Brief p.2). The fiscal year begins July 1.

Search the budget papers

Search the budget records

Looks inside the hosted PDFs — department budgets, revenue lines, tax rates, CIP projects, the adoption item — not just filenames. Proposed ≠ adopted stays labeled on each hit.

Hosted source files (15)

Not hosted (too large), on loudoun.gov: FY2027 Adopted Budget, complete (862 pp) · FY2027 CIP · Transportation Projects · FY2026 Adopted Budget . Official door: loudoun.gov/budget